When we tap on a textbox on an iPad or mobile device in a web browser, the keyboard pops up on the screen. We have the option to choose the microphone and dictate the text directly into the input box using our voice instead of typing.
Since speech conversion is not always perfect, we want to store the audio of the speech on our server in case the text isn't clear enough.
Is it feasible to extract the audio from the speech used to populate the textbox on our server from an iPad or mobile device?
I understand that I could write JavaScript code to convert speech to text and save the voice recording, but we are curious if it's possible to access the audio file used for speech-to-text conversion by the device to fill the text box.
In simpler terms, when I use the microphone on the device's keyboard to dictate, does the page have permission to retrieve the audio as a separate file?